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By Reem Ibrahim This week, the UK Parliament passed the Renters’ Rights Act. It is the biggest shakeup to the


By James Fite The current government shutdown already holds one record. If it continues on into the week, it’ll claim


By Michael Alcorn A ballot measure passed in Massachusetts last November gives rideshare drivers the right to unionize. At first


By Michele White A visibly defiant, and sometimes angry, Letitia James basked in the adulation of a cheering crowd outside


By Dave Patterson Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visited the White House to persuade US President Donald Trump to provide Tomahawk


By Daniel Lacalle and Walter E. Block We will never know for sure the reaction American economist Murray N. Rothbard

By Leesa K. Donner It’s fair to say that women above the age of 50 have weathered more than a few

By Andew Moran No country for old yen, or big trouble in little China? While the world’s two economic powerhouses

By Graham J Noble President Donald Trump on Sept. 23 addressed the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Speaking for

By James Fite Lawmakers lash out at each other in the halls of Congress. Politicians fear for their lives on

By Michele White Democrats on Thursday, September 11, demanded two major concessions for their votes to pass a stopgap funding

By Tim Donner The people of Venezuela who fondly remember their once-great nation when it was free and prosperous have

By Mark Angelides Brexit boss Nigel Farage appeared this week at a House Judiciary Committee session to make the case for

By Jonathan Power Does America know what a dangerous game its leaders have been playing? Does it know its history?

By James Fite With Republican control of both chambers of Congress and the White House, it probably looked like clear

By Andrei Matveev (TCA) — On Monday, Russia and Iran launched joint military exercises in the Caspian Sea under the

By Mark Angelides Exactly one year after President Joe Biden announced that he would not be running for re-election, former first

By John Klar A bipartisan initiative dubbed “the Dignity Act” that would strengthen border protections while authorizing thousands of illegal...

By Andrew Moran Are doves taking over the Federal Reserve from the hawks? Two key US central bankers have signaled

By Andrew Moran Listening to critics on Capitol Hill and in the mainstream media would make observers believe that the

By Dave Patterson It was just a matter of time. Israel launched a major strike against Iran’s nuclear research and

By Tim Donner As is their wont, big left-wing media has echoed Democratic talking points from the get-go in playing

By Andrew Moran King Charles and Queen Camilla arrived in Ottawa, Canada, on May 26 for a two-day visit to

By Andrew Moran The US government’s fiscal health has deteriorated over the last 25 years. The national debt has spiraled

By Rachel Chiu A new kind of deregulation in the Trump era The Trump administration has sought to tackle an

By Tim Donner When Mike Waltz was unexpectedly relieved of his duties as national security advisor to President Donald Trump

By James Fite One big beautiful bill or two smaller but more manageable ones? That’s the question congressional Republicans asked

By Thomas Kolbe Tax policy on both sides of the Atlantic could hardly be more different. While Europeans continue to

By Sarah Cowgill The progressive wing of the Democratic Party has drawn a line in the sand: They are done

By Dave Patterson The Kremlin is not in the catbird seat. Russia’s President Vladimir Putin appears to be dragging his

By Dave Patterson The first meeting in Oman between President Donald Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi

By James Fite Other nations aren’t beholden to America – but they aren’t entitled to US access or money, either.

By Dave Patterson In life and war, nothing is for sure. Following the negotiations in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, between American and

By James Fite Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, has been as controversial as the president who created it.

By Dave Patterson Federal employees are working against President Donald Trump – shocker. If anyone is confused or skeptical about the

By Kerry McDonald It’s an exciting time in American K-12 education. Families now have many more choices about where, what,

By Andrew Moran For the economic observers keeping track, Apple can be added to the growing list of multinational corporations pledging

By Dave Patterson The hands of the Russia-Ukraine war clock have ticked past 1,000 days. President Donald Trump is determined to

By Dave Patterson In the category of promises made and promises kept, President Donald Trump is serious about protecting the

By Graham J Noble There have been times when certain presidential pardons have raised an eyebrow or two, but few considered

By James Fite Joe Biden declared the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) the “law of the land” on Friday, January 17. Congress

By John Klar Legal counsel for Amish food rights activist Amos Miller claimed victory in a recent Pennsylvania decision that permits

By Graham J Noble America’s four-year ordeal is almost at an end. Since January 2021, the nation has staggered under the weight of runaway...

By Andrew Moran Fuera! It has been one year since President Javier Milei arrived, raised hell, and made Argentina great again. It took a single...

By James Fite It has been more than two-and-a-half years since Russia invaded Ukraine, and both the people and the president of the beleaguered...

By Jonathan Power American foreign policy makers often wonder aloud why it is that much of the world has such an anti-American reflex. Why the...

By Dave Patterson Inside the Biden White House, after more than 1,000 days of brutal conflict in Ukraine, officials at some level are considering a...

By James Fite Just hours after former Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) bowed out as the US attorney general nominee, President-elect Donald Trump announced a...

By Dave Patterson When former President Donald Trump won an impressive re-election, national security wonks went wild with speculation on how Trump...

By Dave Patterson Governments, like people, all too often adopt beliefs that are not true. As the opening quotation from the movie The Big Short ...
